PPIH delivers year-over-year growth in EPS and record revenues in Q4, supported by strong demand across key global markets and improved operational execution.
Perma-Pipe stock has increased about 4.6 times over the past 5 years, and the company is rapidly growing and profitable, unlike many microcaps and small caps.
Perma-Pipe is upgraded to BUY after a post-earnings pullback, with fundamentals improving and risk/reward now attractive. PPIH delivered 33% sales growth in 2025, with Q4 sales up 22% year-over-year and EPS of $0.60, beating expectations. Order backlog remains historically high despite a sequential decline, reflecting strong execution and robust revenue conversion.
Perma-Pipe International Holdings is a niche piping systems provider demonstrating strong recent revenue growth and contract wins. PPIH's backlog surged from $38.5M (2022) to $148.9M (Q3 2025), signaling robust forward demand and earnings visibility. Profitability and cash flows have trended positively, with adjusted operating cash flow reaching $21.9M and EBITDA $25.3M in the latest period.
PPIH accelerates global growth with Saudi Aramco approval, rising project wins, and expanded local capacity, boosting its presence in energy and infrastructure markets.
PPIH reported a year-over-year surge in Q3 EPS, driven by strong sales in the Middle East and North America. However, higher compliance and executive transition costs weighed on margins.
Perma-Pipe International Holdings is a specialized pipe manufacturer, operating primarily in the Middle East and North America. PPIH is poised to benefit from increased capital expenditures in the Middle East, supporting its expansion and revenue growth. Company backlog signals significant revenue growth ahead, as shown by the attractive Book-to-Bill ratio.
Perma-Pipe reported 28% year-over-year sales growth in Q2 2025, driven by strong project volumes in the Middle East and North America. Margins were temporarily impacted by a one-time executive compensation expense and a high tax rate, distorting true profitability. Backlog surged 109% year-over-year, and the company is exploring entry into the data center cooling market, adding optional growth potential.
Perma-Pipe's specialty pipes and leak detection systems serve critical roles in energy, oil & gas, and increasingly, data center markets. The shift to liquid cooling in data centers creates a significant new growth avenue and recent strategic hires highlight management's commitment to expanding in the data center. While data centers offer growth, the legacy pipeline business remains robust, ensuring a stable foundation for continued company success.
Perma-Pipe's Q1 earnings per share improve year over year, driven by strong MENA demand and margin gains, despite rising payroll costs impacting operating expenses.
Perma-Pipe reported strong FY2024 results, with Q4 revenue up 12% YoY and gross margins steady at 33.5%, supported by a record-high backlog of $167.5 million. The company's growth is largely driven by Middle Eastern energy infrastructure expansion, making its outlook highly sensitive to oil prices and government-backed project cycles. Valuation appears reasonable at ~$13/share, with moderate multiples (11.6x P/E, 4.9x EV/EBITDA) and normalized net income nearly doubling YoY after adjusting for one-time tax gains.
PPIH's fiscal 2024 earnings decline year over year due to a prior one-time tax benefit, despite higher sales and margin gains.